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TEE DANGER.

I a,s NSLlEF NECESSARY.
sSs M "a emergency arises there now
sse, =, 1esr and uudoubted executive
ssss8os relief. Heretofore the re-
. n,..vvi Three per cent. bonds which
Rem S1e At the option Of the gov
&srsr rs afforded q means for the dis
Ssass u the excess OF our revenues,
p sre u9nas have all been retired and
4oI r ~ ponds outstanding the pay
u Tsssiea we have the right to insist
AbirS contribution so the sinking
Fsai,Ta. furnishes the occasion for the
s,Fe,S N the purchase OF bonds has
ANU made for the current yesr,
- 1e1e Is no outlet in that direction.
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,ase pf any existing executive
sote at this time any part of
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Those who buy imports psY the duty
charged thereon into the public
treasury, BUT the great msj0rity of
our citizens who buy domestic articles
of the same class pay q sum at least ap-
proximately equal 30 this duty to the
home manufacturer.
This reference 10 the operation of our
tariff laws is not made by way OF instruc-
ton, but in order that we msy be con-
stantly reminded Of the manner IN which
they impose s burden upon those who
consume domestic products SIS well as
those who consume imported articles,
and thus create tax upon all our people.
It is not proposed to
ENTIRELY RELIEVE THE COUNTRY
of this taxation. Il must be extensively
continued as the source Of the govern
meats income, and in resdjustment OF
cur tariff the interests Of American labor
engaged in manufacture should be care
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pEADE REVIEB


JULIAN FEILp, |
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adding them to the free list.
The taxation OF Injuries presents
no features of hardship, but
the pecesssries OF life used and consumed
by sli the people, the duty upon which
addsto the cost Of living in every home,
should ne greatly cheapened. The Tsdi-
cal reduction OF the duties imposed upon
raw material used in manufacture or its
free importation, is of c0ure al impor-
tant factor in auy effort TO re-
duce the price of these necesssries
It would not only relieve them from the
increased costcsused by the tariff On such
material, bUs the manufactured product
being thus cheapened that part of the
tariff now laid upon such product IS s
compensation to our manufacturers on
the present price Of raw material could
be accordingly modified. Such reduction
or free importation would serve beside to
largely reduce the revenue.
NOT INJURIOUS TO MANUFACTURERS.
1t is not apparent how such change
can have any Injurious effect upon manu-
facturers. On the contrary it would
sppear TO give them better chance in
foreign markets with the manufacturers of
other countries who cheaper their wares
by free material. Thus our people might
have the opportunity of extending their
sales beyond the limits Of home consump-
ton, saving them from depression, inter
ruption in business and loss caused by
glutted domestic market, and sffordlng
their employees more certain and STEADY
labor with its resulting quiet and
NOT PARTISAN BUT PATRIOTIC
contentment. The question thus imper-
stively presented for solution should be
approached in spirit higher than par
tisanship, and considered in the light OF
that regard for patriotic duty which
should characterize the action OF those
intru6ted with the veal of s confiding
people. But the obligation to declared
party policy and principle is not wanting
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-07-14
FOR SHERIFF..

Messrs. Editors You will please an
nounce Mr.. JOHN ). JONES, of the Sth
district, aS a candidate for the next Sher-
iifalty, subject To the Republican Conven-
ton, and say that he will be supported en-
tirely by his party and by democrats also.
DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS.
Oct. tie.
Leonardtow n, April 5, SO.
MeSsrs. Editors You will please an
nounce Mr.. J. l.. CONNOLLY as a candi-
datefor the Sheriffalty at the next election
end say that he will be cordially support
ed by the public generally.
April 3, 'S6-tfx
Mr.. X. KING CLARKE, of Patuxcnt.
Is suggested as suitable democratic can
didate for the next Sheriffalty He would
be strong candidate and, if elected, would
make most faithful officer. DEMOCRATS.
Messrs. Editions Announce GEORGE Z.
MATTINGLY, of Chaptico, as a candidate
for the next Sheriffalty, subject to the de-
cision of the Democratic Convention. II
he will consent 10 run he will receive the
cordial support Of The People.
MeSSrs. Yates and King-Please an
nounce Mr.. GEORGE 7. HCTCHINS, Of
the 9th district, young man of sterling
worth, strict integrity and noted popularity,
as suitable candidate for the next Sheriff
atty, and say that he will be warmly sup.
ported by the 9th and adjoining districts.
June l6o People Generally.
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JUIN 9TH, 1887.
Messr>. Editors In the exercise of a
privilege va accord 10 every citizen of
freely cxpr >Sing his views through the
columns of your valuable journal, wish
10 say few words L. the public. Among
tho many a>rirant~ f.r Office tkcr, is one
gentleman whose claims, ] trust. will not
Ia forgotten This Gentleman has iuuLht
the battles 81 the democratic PARTY for tho
last forty years, without receiving in all
that time. So far Is | am await, any sub
stantial rrco. milton W reward He now
wishes 10 represent the county in the Gen
cral Assembly Of Maryland, and has flr>t-
class qualifications rnT the Fashion, posse
sing Judgment IL discern What Is lest t,r
the interests ii his constituents and ability
a. advocate and make that judi a,nent ctirC-
tive. lie has a plan for an oyster law
which will work tremendously ana benefit
the interest Of the farmer and the tongcr 1T
the same timc-that il protects the oyster
another for the benefit If widows AMI chill
drcn Of deceased persons. whereby the large
fees rald To an outside party for admins
trring on estates will he rendered unneccs.
airy, and the amount which often footS up
u much as the childs share saved to the
estate. Now, this gentleman wishes Ia q
"a the legislature for the benefit of those
most in need Of the Salutary laws he pro
poses ~ use his best endeavorS 10 have them
enacted; he is really a trump in politics,
having during tine last presidential canvass
given barbecue which cost him $3.50
bearing the whole expense himSelf-and
which was attended 10y several hundred
persons. allule IL the genial and popu-
lar DIR. X. L. Blackstone, ot River Springs
| really think the party owes him some
thing, and now l. the time IL pay the debt
if il ever intends a.. The Doctor is = hari
political worker and his name " ould great
IN strengthen the ticket and render success,
almost certain in the hand and close con
test upOn which We are about 10 enter
Let us then appropriate his services, and
the close Of election day will behold our
banner waving in the breeze gloriouSly
triumphant
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0Ephaas' C0uFt.

Tuesday, July IL, lss7.-Court met all
the officers present James ii. Bailey and
X +. blackstone appointed 10 appraise es-
tate If George w. Cheseldine. Petition Of
David :. Briscoc, Ex. Of W. II. 5. Briscoe,
approved and ordered H. DC recorded
Same, second and final account filed and
passed Bond Of Parry Lee Downs, Guar
Aian IA n Brent Downs, filed and approved.
Final account Of DIR. w. ;. Blackstone,
admr Of Charles Owens, passed. Bond Of
Daniel G. Hammett, admr. Of George w.
Cheseldinc, filed and approved. Third and
final account Of Robert c. Coombs, Guar
dian Ia y. Brent Downs, filed and passed
Account II Mrs. Lucy Parsons against the
estate of John B. Abel, reviewed and de-
cided not preferred. Court adjourned TO
July 10Th instant.
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SANoHr.


JGAk, AcSt.
Messrs. Editors The appro4h of the
primaries, heralding the Fall elok ions. adj
nonishes every voter that it wiz soon be-
come his duty TO exercise the highest priv
ilege of an American citizen, the priceless
boon of suffrage. In the discharge Of this
important trust duty tells US that we should
aid in the election Of and east Our votes for
the men Who will be most likely 70 bestserve
the public interest Several names have
been mentioned in connection with the Of
fee of Governor, the most important TO be
filled in the State this Fall, and whilst we
would not slight the claims or disparage the
merit of any, we think that Of Charles b.
Roberts, our present very able and efficient
Attorney appeals in strongest
terms for popular favor. Personally he is
extremely popular, having the qualities of
the first-class Maryland gentleman-of his
ability none can doubt We all have heard
him upon the hastings and knSlg him to be
an accomplished orator, and his efficient
discharge of the duties of Attorney- General
prove him To be first-class officer. 9th
ers have held high Office, and charges Of
improper conduct in the discharge of duty
have been made against them, but OF him!
-ah, him no breath of SANDER has ever
dared to foul with its stain the fair record
he has made. AT the last State Convention.
so great was his hold upon the popular
heart and so overshadowing his POPULAR
~, though not an adherent of the Ring
the then controlling element in politics, he
was nominated, we believe, by reclamation
for the office he now holds. His populari-
" is not local, but permeates the State and
extends wherever known Let us all then
remember, when We go TO the primaries on
the 10Th, the coming man-place ourselves
in lIne-show that we appreciate his servi-
ceS-his fitness and ability 10 rule-and
vote for delegates who will use their ut
most endeavors TO secure his nomination as
the man most fitted to unite all discordant
elements in the democratic party and blendt
them into an harmonious whole, so that we
will march against the political enemy with
4 united and inyincible front, certain Of
victory, and secure Governor whose ad-
ministration will rebound 10 the best inter-
ests and glory of the State. w.
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At a meeting Of the Trustees Of Char
lOtte Hall School, the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, Francis w Weems, late q
member Il the Board Of Trustees of Char
lotte Hall School, departed this life on Jan
uaty 29ih, 1897, after painful and pro
tracted Hines, therefore,
BE 1 ResoICsd, That the Board Of TrIls-
tees have heard with feelings of profound
sOErow and unaffected regret Of the death
Of Francis w. Weens, late member 81
this body, and that they gratefully unite in
a common tribute Of honor and respect IA
his memory as a lifelong friend Of Char
lotte Hall School, a. a genial and courteous
gentlemen and as an upright, Virtuous and
estImable citizen.
Rcs{uod, That these resolutions be en-
tered upon the records Of the Board Of
Trustees; that copy b. 10y the Cones
bonding Secretary o. the widow Of thu de
ceased, with the assurance nf the heartfelt
sympathies al The IIOari in lIrr sad bcreayc-
ment, and that they b. published ia the
LeonardJown BEA, 0S and the Por IUlac-
60 Tfmes.
l.. w HAwKIN.,
II. CLAGGErT PAGE, Committee.
by order ~ the Board.
WH. T. BgIsCoE,
Cor. Secretary.
June 10Th, 1857.
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CANDIDATES..
FOR THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Eoh he hoOSE UT tbF.LEuA ES~.
Messrs Editors--Please announce THOS.
L. MATTINGLY, of the 9th district, Us
candidate for the Legislature, subject Ia the
action Of the democratic party. His cleo
ton would be in the interest Of the people
throughout the county. He will BE- sup
ported by the people generally.
April !. OYsTERNEN.
The times require the selection Of able
and true men as candidates for the I.egis-
lature, and as Hon. HERBERTF. MOORE,
of Leonardtown, fills all the requirements,
he Is announced rs candidate for that po-
sition by the 7TH DISTRICT.
April :.
Simon pure democrats all over the coun-
~ seem TO favor GILES +. DYER As a can
didate for the next House of Delegates and
his name is respectfully announced for the
nomination for that position by the
Fifth District
MeSsrs Editors.-PleaSe announce for the
consideration of the Democratic voters Of
81. Mary's county the name Of Mr.. RICH
ARD ii. MAGILL as a candidate for the
next Legislature. His nomination would
be especially gratifying TO host Of friends
in the 9th District
MesSrs. Yates & King-Please announce
LEO J. LATHROUM as candidate for
the Legislature, and say if he will consent
10 be a candidate he will be warmly sup
ported by the 9th election district
May % Peoples Friend.
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the world will hail with delight the last OF
fhe line Of rasars. . As progress and
impTu semel.t i the Law of the universe, il
Is not probable that we have yet reached
tn m1ef X RECT form Of popular govern
sa.nt, IS sal hy an author of some note OF
the present day:
How little lasts in this brave world be-
low,
Love dies hate oools; the. Caesars come
and 20.
GaGnt hunger fsttens and the weak grow
strong,
Even republics are not here for long
Firm believer as am in the superior
excellence of q republican from Of govern
meni, and that cur institution is the best
that has ever been devised for the welfare
and happiness Of mankind, | have deemed
II not inappropriate g. say thus much Of
the rise and progress Of republicanism and
the consequent downfall of Cxsarism before
proceeding ~ the sad task assigned me on
this occasion.
Il have tie honor 70 be your valedictor-
ian; T. me has fallen the sad lot Of formally
sSVering our connections with our alma
mater, and, must say also, of dissolving
the bonds which have joined us in one
strong union. No, for though to-day We
separate for widely different fields, and il
may be never 10 meet again, still believe
there Is that in the hearts of every one Of
Us that will tell ms in years 10 come We
were members of the class of 81.
Mr.. Combs then spoke of the sadness
consequent upon leaving the school, where
so many pleasures had been realized and
the teachers who had So earnestly striven
to prepare u for the battle Of life just be-
ginning. Wishing Ito our young alma
mater Godspeed in the course Of prosperity,
in which she has lately made such rapid
progress, and trusting that higher and
broader fields of usefulness are yet before
her. And assuring our teachers that
they have sent forth upon the busy world
none who viii appreciate more highly their
instruction or cherish with more pleasure
the recollection of them than the graduates
OF 81. Ater dwelling for short while
on the stern realities of actual life, which
to-day would be entered by the graduates,
MIR. Combs spoke brief farewell "a his
classmates, and, in conclusion, said: Il
have. and confidently have. hopes that the
names of some of my classmates may fill
the future trump of fame, and be- assured
that none will feel more pride or pleasure
in your success than the humble classmate
who now addresses you. And in the end,
when the days of your activity have passed
and the sun Of your existence has lowered
behind the western horizon. may your last
valedictorian truly pronounce:
Quiet cOnsummation have
And renowned be thy grave.
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June Goth, 1887.

When the Clerk called our attention IL
the fact that the kIao did not authorize the
printing, We did not urge the claim. II we
are not entitled u pay for the work, then
the BEACON owes -. Mary's county for
money paid il On account Of the same
work, and, in order Ia cuTtail expenses and
faithfully discharge their dutics, the levy
court should proceed "a have all such
amounts, for the last half century-certain-
ly for the last three years, refunded. 80 1t
will appear that We are not alone in over
charges.-EmterpEi~s Of the 9th instant.
Wednesday, the BEACoN's senior editor
was informed by the Clerk 10 the Com
missioners' Court that the items struck
from the bill Of Messrs. Holmcs Il Abel
were charges for printing ordered 10y the
Orphans Court, for publication If Sheriff
and Clerks License Notices and for Regis
tration handbills.
When re lad nat tie cohtrdrl a. Il" tie
coUnty pri"timg ,rc hosr published The Ii
cemrt Noticss ar printed the hdhdbiiLs, nee
err cha5ged for hem and rct "crcr IAiid
one cant tor such ddc,rtimng.
These are facts which our files, our books
and the records of the Commissioners
Court will show, and We invite anyone in
tested TO come and see for themselves.
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FOR STATES ATTORNEY

MeSsrs. Editors-If Mr.. Is. HARRIS
CAVALIER will consent 10 be candi-
date for States Attorney at the coming
election he will be supported by many
admirers throughout the county and espe-
cially by
March "a. ST. Inigo's District.
MeSsrs. Editors Mr.. ID. C. HAMMETT,
our present able States Attorney, has so
faithfully and impartially discharged the
duties of his office, that his reelection is
earnestly desired by all regardless of party.
If he is candidate at the coming election
We feel sure that he will be warmly sup
ported by the people of
Chaptico and Charlotte Hall
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-07-14

Mr.. d. WilcaxSan, of Horse Cave, Ky,
SAWS he was. tOr many years bSdly afflicted
with Phthisic, alSo Diabetes, the pains were
almost uncomfortable and would Srmctimes
almost throw him into ConvulsionS. He
tried Electric Bitters sni got relirf fr'm
frs, bottle and after taking six hotties. Was
entirely cured. and had gained in mesh
eighteen pounds. Says he positively L.
heves he would have died. had it NOT teen
for the relief attended 10y Ele, tric Bttsrs.
Sold ai fifly cents bottle 10y NmL J.
Edelen < Co and j T. Bsllenger-6
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30. InigO's Items.

From oar Regular Correspondent
Dyscntery of a malignant type is pre-
vailing to some extent, and physicians are
giving the most careful treatment, &c, 81
overcome the disease
Whitewashing continues t. hc done, and
weeds are being moved and hauled 10 the
baTnyard Our nciglbOrs will not rest un-
Ill they have satisfied themselves that their
want of intelligent oversight of sanitary ar
ranCemcnts inside and outside their houses
is not 10 blame Tor the malaria, etc. This
is highly cnmmcndahle.
We have been reliably informed that the
2ni Quarterly meeting Of ST. MARY 5 Cir
cult will hc hell at Friendship NJ r. church
in the village Il Tho Pine on the 10th and
18th instantS Rev. j. McKruirce Riley, of
Washington, II. c., will otliciatc.
II gives lis pleasure to state that the
barbed wire fence at II Micha.rs is Ia be
replaced 10y 4 substantial plank and chest
nut railing in the near future
Capt W. +. West and family contcm-
plate making Baltimore their home ere
many weeks t. the regret of their many
friends.
The first we'll maturcd corn was shipped
from Woodlawn farm, eth
Frequent showers and gentle ZephyrS
Jointly and alternately occurring make the
atmosphere comparatively pleasant.
RALYAT.
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elected have made rec1sa thai - should
I've proud e aud I believe the a8fh0cratic
party can win easily this time ifSAn unite
70 that end There are many candidates
in the field. All cannot h. nominated.
But for the pary's sake Lea ali personal
feelings be cast aside after tho Fa0ninations
are made and LET the whole party Hnite and
60 81 work with a viii 81 elect the ncmi-
nees.
SAMoHT.
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Don't Experiment.

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of DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs and Colds, but be sure YOU get
the genuine. Because he can make more
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just as good, or Just the same. Don't be
deceived, hut insist upon getting DIR. Kings
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give relief in all Throat, Lung and Chest
affections. Trial bottles free at VIM J..
Edelen X Go. and J. I. Ballenger's Store
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COMMUNICATED.

OAKvILLE July 10, 1887.
Messrs. Editors Il see in answer to my
article in in the last BEACON that the Edi-
tors of the Enterprise charge that the ac-
count filed by them for printing was such
as had been filed by the BEACON for seve-
raj years past. | have consulted the re-
cords Of the Office and find that ibis is not
so, at least for the year 1886. The same
items allowed the Enterprise for this year
were allowed the BEACON for La year. If
erroneous amounts Were allowed for prior
years, the Republican boards are response
bic, and it is strange they should ask the
Democrats 10 correct their errors when il is
too late. l know rot that fhey have erred
as charged. The records will show.
A TAXPAYER.